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|Title=23rd European Conference on Information Systems | |Title=23rd European Conference on Information Systems | ||
|Ordinal=23 | |Ordinal=23 | ||
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| + | |Start Date=2015/05/26 | ||
| + | |End Date=2015/05/29 | ||
| + | |Event Status=as scheduled | ||
| + | |Event Mode=on site | ||
|City=Münster | |City=Münster | ||
|Country=Country:DE | |Country=Country:DE | ||
| + | |Academic Field=Information Systems | ||
| + | |Official Website=http://www.ecis2015.eu/ | ||
| + | |DOI=10.25798/ktm5-0h60 | ||
| + | |Type=Conference | ||
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|Submission Deadline=2014/11/28 | |Submission Deadline=2014/11/28 | ||
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| + | |Contributor Type=organization | ||
| + | |Organization=Association for Information Systems (AIS) | ||
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| − | == Conference Theme: THE NETWORKED SOCIETY == | + | ==Conference Theme: THE NETWORKED SOCIETY== |
Modern society is a networked society permeated by information technology (IT), which defines ECIS 2015's Conference Theme. Networks - perceived as a group of organisations and people who exchange information, contacts, and experience for professional or social purposes - leave their mark on almost every area of our society and promise various advantages to those involved. From a technical perspective, enormous amounts of information can be communicated to a larger number of recipients faster than ever before. The extensive use of Information Systems has enabled the co-evolution of advanced quantitative and qualitative forms of networking. | Modern society is a networked society permeated by information technology (IT), which defines ECIS 2015's Conference Theme. Networks - perceived as a group of organisations and people who exchange information, contacts, and experience for professional or social purposes - leave their mark on almost every area of our society and promise various advantages to those involved. From a technical perspective, enormous amounts of information can be communicated to a larger number of recipients faster than ever before. The extensive use of Information Systems has enabled the co-evolution of advanced quantitative and qualitative forms of networking. | ||
ECIS 2015 should be a meeting place for European and non-European IS researchers from various cultures and countries, and should reflect specific and innovative IS research dealing with the overarching networked society. | ECIS 2015 should be a meeting place for European and non-European IS researchers from various cultures and countries, and should reflect specific and innovative IS research dealing with the overarching networked society. | ||
We are happy to welcome you to Muenster, a cradle of German IS research and education! | We are happy to welcome you to Muenster, a cradle of German IS research and education! | ||
| − | == CONFERENCE TRACKS == | + | ==CONFERENCE TRACKS== |
We invite you to submit your paper to one of the conference tracks: | We invite you to submit your paper to one of the conference tracks: | ||
| − | * The Networked Society (Theme Track) | + | *The Networked Society (Theme Track) |
| − | * Big Data | + | *Big Data |
| − | * Decision Support | + | *Decision Support |
| − | * Business Analytics and Knowledge Management | + | *Business Analytics and Knowledge Management |
| − | * Business Process Management | + | *Business Process Management |
| − | * Cloud Computing Services | + | *Cloud Computing Services |
| − | * Social Media Research and Analytics | + | *Social Media Research and Analytics |
| − | * Economics and Value of IS | + | *Economics and Value of IS |
| − | * Economics behind Societal and Industrial Transformation through IS | + | *Economics behind Societal and Industrial Transformation through IS |
| − | * Enterprise Modeling | + | *Enterprise Modeling |
| − | * Enterprise Systems Crossing Organizational Boundaries | + | *Enterprise Systems Crossing Organizational Boundaries |
| − | * Enterprise Transformation – Purposeful design or organic emergence? | + | *Enterprise Transformation – Purposeful design or organic emergence? |
| − | * Sociotechnical Approaches to Organizational Learning and Change | + | *Sociotechnical Approaches to Organizational Learning and Change |
| − | * IS Adoption and Diffusion | + | *IS Adoption and Diffusion |
| − | * IS Development | + | *IS Development |
| − | * Methods, Tools and Human Factors in IS/IT Management | + | *Methods, Tools and Human Factors in IS/IT Management |
| − | * Service Innovation, Engineering, and Management | + | *Service Innovation, Engineering, and Management |
| − | * Business Models | + | *Business Models |
| − | * Advancing Theories and Theorizing in IS Research | + | *Advancing Theories and Theorizing in IS Research |
| − | * Human-centred Information Systems | + | *Human-centred Information Systems |
| − | * Sustainably Digital | + | *Sustainably Digital |
| − | * Digital Health Initiatives | + | *Digital Health Initiatives |
| − | * Openness and IT | + | *Openness and IT |
| − | * Diversity and Inclusion in the IT workforce | + | *Diversity and Inclusion in the IT workforce |
| − | * Supply Chain Management in Volatile and Uncertain Environments | + | *Supply Chain Management in Volatile and Uncertain Environments |
| − | * Digitization in the Public Sector | + | *Digitization in the Public Sector |
| − | * Accounting Information Systems | + | *Accounting Information Systems |
| − | * Media Management and Information Systems | + | *Media Management and Information Systems |
| − | * IS Teaching Cases | + | *IS Teaching Cases |
| − | * IS Strategy and Governance | + | *IS Strategy and Governance |
| − | * Security and Privacy of Information and IS | + | *Security and Privacy of Information and IS |
| − | == FORMAT == | + | ==FORMAT== |
Papers for ECIS 2015 cover all aspects of information systems, broadly defined, and may take the form of completed research papers and research-in-progress. | Papers for ECIS 2015 cover all aspects of information systems, broadly defined, and may take the form of completed research papers and research-in-progress. | ||
Research papers should document established results and be presented according to the highest academic standards. | Research papers should document established results and be presented according to the highest academic standards. | ||
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Münster, Germany
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Conference Theme: THE NETWORKED SOCIETY
Modern society is a networked society permeated by information technology (IT), which defines ECIS 2015's Conference Theme. Networks - perceived as a group of organisations and people who exchange information, contacts, and experience for professional or social purposes - leave their mark on almost every area of our society and promise various advantages to those involved. From a technical perspective, enormous amounts of information can be communicated to a larger number of recipients faster than ever before. The extensive use of Information Systems has enabled the co-evolution of advanced quantitative and qualitative forms of networking. ECIS 2015 should be a meeting place for European and non-European IS researchers from various cultures and countries, and should reflect specific and innovative IS research dealing with the overarching networked society. We are happy to welcome you to Muenster, a cradle of German IS research and education!
CONFERENCE TRACKS
We invite you to submit your paper to one of the conference tracks:
- The Networked Society (Theme Track)
- Big Data
- Decision Support
- Business Analytics and Knowledge Management
- Business Process Management
- Cloud Computing Services
- Social Media Research and Analytics
- Economics and Value of IS
- Economics behind Societal and Industrial Transformation through IS
- Enterprise Modeling
- Enterprise Systems Crossing Organizational Boundaries
- Enterprise Transformation – Purposeful design or organic emergence?
- Sociotechnical Approaches to Organizational Learning and Change
- IS Adoption and Diffusion
- IS Development
- Methods, Tools and Human Factors in IS/IT Management
- Service Innovation, Engineering, and Management
- Business Models
- Advancing Theories and Theorizing in IS Research
- Human-centred Information Systems
- Sustainably Digital
- Digital Health Initiatives
- Openness and IT
- Diversity and Inclusion in the IT workforce
- Supply Chain Management in Volatile and Uncertain Environments
- Digitization in the Public Sector
- Accounting Information Systems
- Media Management and Information Systems
- IS Teaching Cases
- IS Strategy and Governance
- Security and Privacy of Information and IS
FORMAT
Papers for ECIS 2015 cover all aspects of information systems, broadly defined, and may take the form of completed research papers and research-in-progress. Research papers should document established results and be presented according to the highest academic standards. Research-in-progress may address work still under development, but usual standards of academic rigour apply. Research papers, research-in-progress, and teaching cases will be published in the ECIS conference proceedings and made available in the AIS Electronic Library. Research papers and teaching cases will be presented in interactive conference track sessions. Research-in-progress papers and prototype papers will be presented in a poster session.
